a little francis perkins 101.s i -- it is my own -- it is my favorite to tyke talk about, i hope by the time i'm done it will be your favorite topic, too. we know her as the first woman cabinet official, the driving force behind minimum age, 40 hour work week. national unemployment insurance and social security. she is really a towering figure in her accomplishments in the united states. also an accomplished in the face of a hostile congress. i gradually came to know about francis perkins slowly. i was a reporter at the washington post for 20 years. and i first learned about francis perkins and role in u.s. and world history when i was researching workplace fires. some of you old enough may remember we had a terrible poultry fire in north carolina back in 1993 with people locked in and died. and i was doing a story that i was researching the history of workplace fires and what we learned over the years about how to prevent them. and so i spoke to -- labor department for that piece and he told me something that jus

chris mullin and now there's a sequel the friends of harry perkins christianity now christiane welcome to going underground let's just start with a reminder of your classic political conspiracy thriller a very british coup well it was written a long time ago it's been in print for the last 37 years it's fact it's enjoying a bit of a comeback with the rise of jeremy corbyn basically it was set in the 1980 s. when there was speculation about the possibility of a government led by someone like tony benn. and the establishment. conspired to bring it down the establishment in this case being a sort of mixture of the security and intelligence services the the media barons with a little help from the americans here well the new one their friends are very perkins the left try again with this character fred thompson who was in the previous book he's centrist not bad i ate well good friends very perkin starts with harry's funeral it set many years. away from the previous one breck's it's been going for 7 or 8 years and it's not working out very well and it starts as i say with the funeral of har

media barons with a little help from the americans here while the new one of their friends a very perkins the left try again with this character fred thompson who was in the previous book he's centrist not bene knight well look the friends of harry perkins starts with harry's funeral it's set many years. away from the previous one it's been going for 7 or 8 years and it's not working out very well and it starts as i say with the funeral of harry perkins who was prime minister in a very british coup and the opening line which i'll give you for free is that harry perkins was buried on the day that america declared war and china and china emerges through the plot because this is geopolitical but also very very westminster there's 3. threads to it $33.00 contemporary issues it's a drama actually woven around 3 issues breaks it the rise of english nationalism. and the growing confrontation between china and the united states now we don't to give too much away but i think one recurring element in and i think we can say the fred thompson twins. released his place in parliament a lot of the plot

his kaa hezekiah perkins passed a what and no family could attend his funeral.him a proper good-bye here's nbc's kathy park. >> reporter: hezekiah perkins prearranged and prepaid for his own funeral more than two decades ago, but he probably didn't predict the final sendoff he would get this weekend, from strangers. >> once you have been in combat, everyone that was there, you're a brother. and i, i feel like i know him. >> reporter: his only family, a daughter who couldn't attend for health reasons, so cincinnati's spring grove cemetery post aid message on facebook inviting the community to give this 90-year-old korean war veteran a proper military farewell ♪ ♪ >> this weekend is particularly important because we're honoring those who gave all, but we should never forget those who gave some. >> reporter: rene, the funeral director, received the flag on behalf of the perkins family it took less than 24 hours for the column family to rearrange their day. >> he was willing to risk his life for our freedom this is the least we can do. >> reporter: perkins served in

so hundreds of people made sure the perkins was not alone. mazen explains how the community honored his memory. >>hundreds of people. saying goodbye to a man they never knew. >>it is important for us to remember those people who served our country. >>hezekiah perkins served our country in the korean war when he passed away recently at the age of 90. it was not clear who would actually show up for his funeral his only family lives too far away to make the trip to cincinnati when we saw that this gentleman served him was gonna be buried alone. we couldn't let that happen. he's one of our brothers and we had to be here. a sentiment shared by so many total strangers took the time of memorial day weekend to make sure this veteran knew his service will never be forgotten. >>i i think it would turn out like this but thanks so so much news 4,004. a love for him and i'm grateful for >>it tonight williams used to work at the nursing home where perkins lived she says he was proud of serving in the army always praying that thing karen always man. >>alway

chris mullin and now there's a sequel the friends of harry perkins christianity now christiane welcome to going underground let's just start with a reminder of your classic political conspiracy thriller a very british coup well it was written a long time ago it's been in print for the last 37 years it's packed it's enjoying a bit of a comeback with the rise of jeremy corbett basically it was set in the 1980 s. when there was speculation about the possibility of a government led by someone like tony benn. and the establishment conspired to bring it down the establishment in this case being a sort of mixture of the security and intelligence services the the media barons with a little help from the americans here well the new one their friends are very perkins the left try again with this character fred thompson who was in the previous book he's centrist not ben i ate well good friends very perkin starts with harry's funeral it set many years. away from the previous one it's been going.

hezikaia perkins did not die in comb combat. after he passed away earlier this month no family could attend his funeral so on saturday, on memorial day weekend, the people of ohio came from far and wide to give him a proper good-bye. the story now from nbc's kathy parks. >> reporter: hezikaia perkins pre-arranged and pre-paid for his own funeral two decades ago but he probably didn't predict the final sendoff he would get this weekend from strangers. >> once you have been in combat, everyone that was there, you're a brother and i -- i feel like i know him. >> reporter: his only family, a daughter who couldn't attend for health rece reasons so cincinnati's cemetery posted a message on facebook inved the community to give the 90-year-old korean war veteran a proper military farewell. >> this weekend is particularly important because we're honoring those who gave all but we should never forget those who gave some. >> reporter: rene strong received the flag on behalf of the perkins family. it took less than 24 hours for this family

the group, which own brands such as topshop, burton and dorothy perkins, said it would close a furthers part of a rescue plan. our business correspondent katy austin is at their headquarters for us now. katy, sign of the times, more jobs to go? that is right, so philip green's arcadia once dominated the high street that it's been struggling in the face of falling sales and rising costs. this week arcadia announced as part of a plan to secure the group is met future it would look to shut 23 stores, topshop, burton and dorothy perkins and cup rents out hundreds more, meaning hundreds of jobs would be lost. today sources have confirmed that whatever happens with that deal, which is yet to be approved by landlords, pension trustees and creditors, whatever happens with that, 25 additional stores are set for closure under separate insolvency proceedings. they are mostly evans shops along with some miss selfridge branches as well as that it doesn't mean those brand names will disappear from the high streets but the focus will certainly be more on increasing their online sales. this does mean

the group, which own brands such as topshop, burton and dorothy perkins, said it would close a furtheraty austin gave us the latest from their headquarters. sir philip green's retail empire, arcadia, once dominated britain's high streets but it has been struggling in the face of falling sales and rising costs. now this week arcadia announced that as part of a plan to secure the group's future, it would look to shut 23 stores, topshop, burton, dorothy perkins, and cut rents at nearly 200 more. that would mean hundreds ofjobs would be lost. now today sources have confirmed that whatever happens with that deal, which is yet to be approved by landlords, pension trustees and creditors, whatever happens with that, 25 additional stores are set for closure under separate insolvency proceedings. they're mostly evans shops along with some miss selfridge branches as well. now this doesn't mean those brand names will disappear from the high streets, but the focus will certainly be more on increasing their online sales. now this all does mean that the number of stores which now looks set to be clos

kiki perkins of the netherlands faced a tough challenge in her quest to win the biggest i'd love her career beating 2 time madrid open winner simona halep. after a tight opening set britain's took it 6 for. the world number 2 wasn't going to give up easily so after dropping her serve in the opening game of the 2nd set the romanian broke back. with one of 8 breaks of serve across the much but burton's managed to keep her cool and after a gripping one hour and $27.00 minutes to the 2nd set $64.00 to win her 1st madrid open to become the only woman in the history of the tournament to be crowned champion without dropping a set. i grant mother from arizona has taken the plunge and fulfilled a lifelong dream rosie johnson jumped out of an airplane at 3000 meters to celebrate her 86th birthday she said she had been determined to cross skydiving off her bucket list after landing like a pro she said she had felt like a bird in the sky and she had a message for her late husband. collected. you.

rob: that's great to see that, perkins with full military honors, his family watched ceremony over socialrking hard. rob: world war ii veteran bennie facito heads to stop and shop grocery store in edison, new jersey every tuesday and thursday for a four-hour shift and not once has he ever taken a break. jillian: heather childers got a chance to speak to hear incredible story that you have now to share with us. amazing. heather: 97 year's old, he plans to do this past 100 and i guaranty you he will make it for sure. great work ethic i should say. bennie became local celebrity for kindness to every single customer, world war ii veteran has officially been retired since 1980's, no plans of slowing down, watch. >> i was a sniper, i was a good-looking guy at one time. you want these in a bag? >> thank you so much, sir. >> you're welcome. >> take care. >> like wise. >> you're 97 year's old, why do you still work? >> because i enjoy work, i enjoy getting up in the morning. heather: do you think working helps live longer? >> yes, ma'am, i am going for 100. >> great outlook on things, he loves his

to their loved ones, and violence that happened and how we will bring them to justice. 65-year-old perkins voiced her skepticism the plan will make a difference. >> other families traumatized and children murdered in the streets. you said you need support from the community but they're afraid. th i know what you're saying is true. only way to change it is to do something about it. >> reporter: after her exchange with the mayor, perkins saide sh remains skeptical. >> this community is in despair and we look like we've been le out. >> reporter: news4. >>> police are investigating a deadly crash that involved a dump truck and pestrian. the man was on crutches trying to cross the street when the truck came around the bend and hit him. witnesses tell us the man wa on crutches because another car hit him just last week. this morning's crsh unfolded on enilworth avenue. more fromwitnesses. >> reporter: the driver of the truck stayed on the scene of this fatal accident cooperating with prince george's county poli the victim was a homeless panhandler crossing kenilworth av. he wald with theid of cr

edith ford perkins, a transfer into i went in the 1870s, a woman who noted the adams bowser way into better bible tales for her 6-year-old son. don't you remember, about the people whom i wrote you about in the bible into lived in that beautiful garden in whom god created first of the kind, perkins asked? oh yes, he replied with innocent software, you mean the adams family. [laughter] that's no doubt this is untrue theology of this remarkable try. at home and abroad as we see john and abigail, the adams religion evolved as a new nation group. the adams served as founders of the nation, yes, and they also acted as lifelong seekers of religion. "household gods" held their story. thank you. [applause] i am happy to take any questions that you may have about john and abigail for any adams of any generation. [laughter] >> i'm going to interrupt, and the director of the business program and i have the official job of bringing you the microphone today for asking questions. we also have cspan with us and we want to make sure we are getting your questions on audio and video as well. if you ar

h hezekiah perkins passed away earlier this month. the people of ohio came from far and wide to give him a proper good-bye. the story from nbc's kathie park. >> reporter: prearranged and prepaid for his own funeral more than two decades ago, but he probably didn't predict the final sendoff he would get this ekend from strangers. >> once you've been in combat, everyone that was there, you're a brother. and i feelnoike i k him. >> reporter: his only family, a daughter, who couldn't attend for health reasons. so cincinnati's spring grove cemetery posted a message on facebook and invited the community to give this 90-year-old korean war veteran a proper military farewell. ♪ >> this weekend is important because we're honoring those who gave al we shoulder in forget those who gave some. it. >> reporter: it took less than 24 hours for the family tore range their day. >> he was willing to risk his life for our freedom. this is the least we can do. >> reporter: perkins served in the u.s. army, then worked for the city of cincinnati. >> i mysel

. >>> a beautiful rainbow over perkins, an area pummeled by storms minutes earlier. >> this ripped through kansas tuesday, damaging homes, leveling buildings and injuring residents. >> you thank god you're alive. around 50 0 twisters in the last 30 days. >>> time is 4:15. golden state warriors are in toronto getting ready for game one of the finals. they sent this video of each of the players boarding a charter jet at the airport. steph curry with his food and kevin durant got on with his teammates not expected to play tomorrow night against the raptors because of his leg injury. >>> just a reminder, today is warriors' wednesday. you fans are encouraged to wear your favorite warriors' gary today. several bay area landmarks will belit up with warriors colors today including the city halls in oakland and san francisco. the trophies will be on display at oakland city hall beginning at 10:00 this morning. >>> the odd makers are giving a slight edge to the wars yours over the raptors but most of america is voting for the team from canada. >>> this is the entire country minus california, nevada

>>hezekiah perkins served our country in the korean war when he passed away recently at the age of 90 was not clear who would actually show up for his funeral his only family lives too far away to make the trip to cincinnati when we saw that this gentleman served him was going to be buried alone. we couldn't let that happen, he's one ofur be here. a sentime day weekend to make sure this veteran knew his service will never be forgotten. >>i i think it won't turn out like this but thanks so so much for for that. >>internet williams used to work at the nursing home where perkins lived she says he was proud of serving in the army. it always rain today that thing karen always man. >>always respectful and well this morning that he and his shirt love it that every human being deserves the dignity. >>of having someone to see them off and someone who has served as a lot of brothers and sisters and they have come here to recognize in. >>although the veteran's family could not attend the funeral they were able to watch the services on a video call. and we'll be back on this memorial day in just

the group, which own brands such as topshop, burton and dorothy perkins, said it would close a furtheready announced as part of a rescue plan. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello, it's been quite a wet saturday across parts of scotland and northern england. the rain continuing across scotland overnight. still quite heavy for more western areas. mainly dry for the northern isles. the rain will ease from northern england. becoming mainly dry crossing land in wales. rain returning into northern ireland and then extending its way eastwards into parts of england and wales. for most it is not going to be a cold night. archie mist and fog for east anglia in south—east england. dry he at first, but rain will push its way eastwards a cross at first, but rain will push its way eastwards across much of the uk. brighter skies were northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england through the afternoon. rain continuing across the far north of scotland. a cooler feeling day and quite a brisk westerly wind. temperature is lower than they have been today. 15 or 19

>>lynn perkins runs urban center dot com a website thaf helps find parents quality child care providers. she says parents must do a thorough interview with prospective child care providers and really check references for specifics really dig in and find out what the responsibilities were and you want what they're telling you to match up with what this care provider that you're interviewing has told you as well. >>so the day to check out, but also specifics around what are their responsibilities, you know what other typical hours. what activities to the kids do with the nanny things that really that rooney any will be the only one who can answer. >>them not to call those still on the loose both oakland police in emeryville police looking for her, they want parents to pay specific attention to that photo in the video that we showed they say if this woman has been in your home or actually has been your nanny. they want to hear from you live in emeryville dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan. >>san francisco is suing the trump administration over a new regulation which allows health care p

the group, which own brands such as topshop, burton and dorothy perkins, said it would close a further and celtic were attempting to win the treble treble. that‘s winning all three domestic trophies in one season for the third year in a row. they played hearts this afternoon in the scottish cup final. but did they do it? chris mclaughlin will reveal all! the 134th scottish cup final. for celtic, though, three was the magic number. their prize — a treble for the third year in a row. for the men in maroon, a single single would do just fine. the first half was pretty much like the mid—may glasgow weather — all a little bit dull. hearts sat in to soak up what celtic had to offer and despite this edouard chance, the champions offered up very little. but shortly after the break, the goal of the game was crying out for. this could be a big moment. it could be a very, very big moment! first blood to the underdogs. but their lead didn‘t last long. celtic pushed, hearts tripped, penalty given. edouard‘s leveller providing relief for those in green and white. it all got a little bit stodgy again

cross live to political analyst to dave perkins and for more about this david as always it's good to have you with us here. so pump aoe seems troubled by both china's and to russia's presence in the arctic speaking about russia first how legitimate is it for pump to warn russia considering its entire northern coastline borders the arctic ocean. well it seems like he's warning russia. in the framework of its proposed participation with china there's a un law it's called the convention actually that lists five nations that international law permits to bargain with each other over arctic resources like oil and gas and gold and diamonds and uranium which is extremely important in the world today due to nuclear weapons or nuclear power and the fact that no new raynier ms is able to be made so finding sources of it is a pretty big deal but the convention does not have china on the list of five nations and so russia is causing a potential problem in international law in pompei you are certainly aware of that china has no claim as pompei zero said and i think anybody can justify that russia

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arcadia, with brands including topshop, burton and dorothy perkins, initially announced 23 stores would business. now it has emerged that a further 25 stores will shut, under separate insolvency proceedings. a 48 year—old man, charged with the murdering his elderly parents at their west london flat, has appeared in court. sergey koudriavtsev handed himself in to police in surrey before the bodies of a 69—year—old man and a 68—year—old woman were found inside a flat in kensington on monday. rules that allow homeowners in england to build larger extensions without planning permission are being made permanent. the decision means people can make additions to terraced and semi—detached homes of up to six metres and up to eight metres on detached properties. ministers say families will now avoid time—consuming red tape, but the local government association has warned that councils won't be able consider the impact of such extensions on neighbouring residents. it's day 2 of radio 1's big weekend in middlesbrough. around 64,000 fans are expected at stewart park over the weekend. last night mile

the group, which own brands such as topshop, burton and dorothy perkins, said it would close a furtherome the newest recruit at a thatcher‘s firm in norfolk. hejoins his owner, richard, on roofing jobs across east anglia, without showing any fear of heights. they have only been together for a few weeks, but have become inseparable. now it's time for a look at the weather, with alina jenkins. hello. some of us have started the bank holiday weekend with some sunshine. a fair amount of it around across parts of south and south—east england. this was the scene earlier on the isle of wight. for others, a very different story. a lot of cloud around, outbreaks of rain for northern ireland, northern england and scotland, and it remains a mixed picture through the rest of the bank holiday weekend. it will be turning cooler, the winds will be strengthening as well, and most of us strengthening as well, and most of us will see some rain at times. it all comes courtesy of this frontal system moving in from of the atlantic. it's going to linger across much of northern scotland through the bank holi

sir philip green's retail empire which owns topshop, miss selfridge and dorothy perkins says it wantss to accept lower rents. arcadia has 566 stores in the uk and ireland and employs around 18,000 people. our business correspondent emma simpson is with me. emma is with me now. more bad news for this? you might guess, so more bad news for this? you might guess, so philip can use to be the king of the high street but his once powerful empire is now in serious trouble. sales are falling and like a lot of retailers arcadia is up against rising costs and our changing shopping habits. so it wa nts to changing shopping habits. so it wants to do a deal with landlords to close 23 stores in the uk and ireland and close all its stores in america, tough but necessary, it says. but if he doesn't get this rescue plan approved administration isa rescue plan approved administration is a real possibility so this is a real pivotal moment for sir philip green. he has barely been out of the headlines these last few years and there is a big pension element to there is a big pension element to the story. h

venture capital money, and we were very lucky to receive money about three years and from kleiner perkinsr to that, we were funding on our own, and one of the sources of funds is revenue, so we were always out in stores very early building the product, listening to the consumer. when you listen to the consumer, you can't help but infuse the consumer's voice in the product. so we have done that. our products reflect certain decisions we made about non-gmo, no soy, everything natural, nothing artificial, et cetera. so it's not only about taste and nutrition, but what you are using to get there. we feel very confident in the choices we have made. it is a big market. there's plenty of people who can come into it. but we will continue to lead through pace of innovation, listening to the consumer and doing what we have done to get us here today. caroline: interestingly, you put it at a risk, some areas, geographies are trying to sue against plant-based meats using the term "meat" at all. is that realistic? would that just create more pr? would you have to change your name? ethan: we are not cha

two men were out again last night covertly filling potholes at perkins and palm avenue. they started two weeks ago and are raising money for materials. >> we received a huge amount of overwhelming support from the community, bigger than we thought. people are asking how they can get involved and lend a hand or help out. it is really good to see.>> reporter: they will soon release a how-to guide on their instagram page 4 other members of the community who wants to fill potholes, though the city has advised against this type of work. the pothole vigilantes want to work with the city to let crews focus on the larger job of repaving entire streets.>> we actually put some pen to paper on the numbers and we think we could fill all the potholes with probably $1 million in 1 to 2 months.>> reporter: made proposed budget would allocate $75 million for the first two years of the three-year plan, the remaining year would have to be funded in the next budget cycle.>>> on wall street traders were rattled by a threat from the trump administration to raise tariffs on billions of dollar

. >> reporter: this stretch of perkins street is pretty bad when it comes to potholes.se two men have been friends since the seventh grade. one recently moved back to oakland and thought why are there so many potholes? >> regular access. >> reporter: the so-called pothole vigilantes. two anonymous men working at night, in the dark, filling potholes in oakland. they learned after watching videos on google and youtube. >> all you gotta do is fill the pothole up, brush the debris out, fill it up with the asphalt material and tamper it down. >> we try to do it after fenpm, have the light on, make sure it's safe. >> reporter: they started two weeks ago after they got fed up with the city's failure to if i can the problem. their instagram shows they've filled potholes near interstate 580. >> the same material that oakland uses. for some reason, we don't see it on the street. it's only an amount of time before your tires blow. >> reporter: the city of oakland says they don't condone or recommend that residents do this work themselves because it raises safety issues. but people

so that statementjust appeared from acadia, the company that owns brands such as topshop, dorothy perkinsof misdemeanor assault in the us after a pilates instructor alleged that he repeatedly touched her inappropriately. let's get more on gpc were cutting their hours or quitting altogether. they say because of the workload and tax changes hitting their tensions. many say now not worthwhile for them to continue. the figures also say a number of practises have closed in effect 138 were closed just last year a cross effect 138 were closed just last year across the uk. our health editor this report. jackie knows all about long waits to see a gp. she knew her back and neck problem wasn't urgent but she got a shock when she was told how long it would take to get an appointment at her local practice. i was told that there was no appointments available and the earliest appointment i could get, this was back in march, would bejune. however, the books were not open, the appointments weren't actually open yet forjune, and i'd have to phone back in another month's time and, of course, you know what h

they say perkins was so high she claimed eric swalwell would win the presidency.although good news isinsanity defense for the trial date has not been set for that pot smoking -- because prosecutors have been unable to find a jury of her peers. apparently they are all home watching netflix and playing video games. topic number four. ihop rightfully mocked lester to for temporarily changing the name to ihob which stood for international house of bad gimmicks. they enjoy the summer smacked him so much they are doing it again. this time around the letter p will have a new meaning.if only they put this much effort into the food. marketing nerds, look at that! i like to point out lester's temporary change to international house of burgers led to a 224 percent increase in hamburger sales meeting they probably went from selling 10 to 25 per year. come on man! a bunch of people rains. no one goes to ihop for the name. they go probably for the dependably mediocre breakfast. mostly to feel better about their own drinking problems after seeing all the people passed out in the booths. in any event

trish: you know how you fix that no more perkins loans, we're not lending money, we're not going to createartificial market. the government is there willing to write people checks, you take out the loans, then you know, price of education keeps going up. >> i find crazy as well is that in this situation with stanford, they claim the daughter child was a sailor, like all of rowing and athletics that they don't really participate in they are not athletes to get them in school could stanford claims they never received money, someone got that money, we're not that stupid that is a problem i have. trish: emma. >> apart from how unfair this is, it shows we have a disordered view of college in america. we need to teach young people that there are many ways to become a high earning. trish: all right. >> worldwide. trish: indeed thank you. >> brett and emma. trish: coming up more on my exclusive interview with president of united states, and why trish regan primetime will continue staying on the venezuela story, we'll be right back. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for

the coroner said there was a "missed opportunity" at william perkin school, in greenford, to inform pupilsmanage his many allergies. he knew how to avoid nuts, soya and dairy products. two years ago, while at school in greenford, west london, a fellow pupil flicked at him a small piece of cheese. it went down his collar, his skin reacted badly and he went into anaphylactic shock. he later died in hospital. today, at the conclusion of the inquest into his death, his mother spoke of her loss. he was my only son, my only child. the whole family, his grandad, his uncles, brothers and sisters, uncles and aunties, they all loved him. he was the star of the show. the inquest heard how karanbir went to the medical room and was given his asthma inhaler and antihistamines. when he became breathless and his scratching drew blood, his epipen was administered. it later transpired the adrenaline drug was out of date and it was not given soon enough. a narrative verdict was recorded by the coroner, who also criticised the school's health care provision. the coroner concluded that karanbir‘s fatal allergi

avoiding taking matters into their own hands, vigilantes were out again last night refilling potholes at perkins and on 38th street.>> we have seen a huge amount of support from the community. reaching out and donating, asking how to get involved. if they can lend a hand or help out. it's really good to see. >> reporter: them and started doing this work two weeks ago and the response has been pretty great they have raised about $2000, their goal is to gain enough money to eventually build a pothole reporting at and they use the same material the city of oakland uses as well. the department of transportation really wants that happening and they hope the council vote tonight, give them the green light on this three-year paving plan and because of the mayors proposed budget we understand that $75 million will go to fund the first two years of this three- year plan and the final year would have to be funded at the next budget cycle. >>> if you drive you know the states roads are not in good conditions as we just saw there. coming up the new report card that outlines just how bad the problem is and h

mary perkins said her son, scott, got into yale but he's actually going to rehab. [ laughter ] [ cheerse rehearsed for that more than a broadway show. [ laughter ] there are videos -- ere are these videos online of people quietly making noise and speaking softly that some individuals find pleasurable these videos are what is called asmr or autonomous sensory meridian response. here's an example jennifer garner doing one. >> i'm jennifer -- garner and i am doing an asmr interview. >> seth: so we decided to record an asmr video with comedian gilbert gottfried. [ laughter and applause >> hi, i'm gilbert gottfried sealy posturepedic and now i'm going to open a can of corn. oh, look at that corn. it's so soupy. is this creamed corn well, either way, the corn's all over the pce you like this? is my voice making youingle? [ laughter ] f do youeel tingly you're getting a little turned on, aren't you i could tell that's fine.an relax your head d float down stream >> seth: and hey -- yeah, give it up for gilbert gottfried, everybody.pp [ cheers and ause i personally am in the mood for a rumor. bu

and somebody with previously any credentials is definitely something we haven't seen before when perkins runs urban sidor dot com a website that helps find parents quality child care providers. she says there are several things parents should do when trying to find somebody to care for their kids check and make sure that the person in your home, their identity matches that that they've presented number 2 make sure you do a background check on them, including a live courthouse. check to look at any current outstanding issues number 3 get a trusted referral get get a recommendation from a group that you trust when you're looking for a child care provider and then number 4 go online and make sure that the person if you find them in line is in fact a person who he was invited into your home but to call the remains on the loose both oakland police in emeryville police looking for her. they want parents to pay special attention to that photo we showed in the video. they say if that woman has been in your home either the interview to be your nanny or being your nanny. they want to hear from you

sir philip green, whose company arcadia and his brands such as topshop and dorothy perkins, has beenh four accounts of misdemeanour assault in the united states. this comes after a pilot instructor alleges the arcadia owner repeatedly touched her inappropriately, according to prosecutors. sir philip has previously denied these allegations, that have been investigated for some time now, sojust to confirm that have been investigated for some time now, so just to confirm that the county attorney‘s office in america has confirmed he has been charged with four counts of knowingly touching another person with the intent to injure, insult or provoke. his company is also in a lot of trouble, as you probably know. his family has been asked to pump in another £50 million to the pension scheme of arcadia to secure its financial future. he was once dubbed the king of the high street. arcadia employs around 18,000 people in britain and he is battling to save his company after a collapse in sales and profits in most of the chains, including topshop, bertens, miss selfridge, but thatjust in from am

or be at perkins and then getting my nails done. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay.ctually b counselor and camp director at the science museum of minnesota. >> seth: oh, wow? >> yes, and so -- hey, okay. alright. minnesota is like okay. [ laughter ] yeah, so, i used to work with -- i started at the preschool level. and i went all the way up to probably like a age group 8 or 10. but i did sleeins with the science museum and everything. and i loved it. >> seth: and you -- i know this to be true. you are a huge fan of "jurassic park." >> yes, i am. that she is. >> seth: yeah. [ cheers ] did that come out of your time in the science museum? or were you always in the dinosaur fandom? >> i think i always was. >> seth: yeah. >> like, even as a kid, i used toa - besides wanting to be forensic scientist, i used to also want to be a paleontologist. >> seth: uh-huh. >> so, i love dinosaurs and science as a kid. so, i think i went towards working at the science museum because of that. that i was just surrounded by bones all the time. >> seth: you loved "jurassic park" so much --

democrat of the national committee, the clinton campaign, paid perkins coie law firm who then hired a foreigner, chris fooer stee fer steele who did what? talked to russians and put together this salacious unverified document that became the basis to get a warrant to spy on the trump campaign. they did it. and when they went to the court, they didn't tell them important things like who paid for it. they didn't tell them that christopher steele had already told the fbi and the justice department that he was, quote, desperate to stop trump, and they didn't tell the court that christopher steele has been fired by the fbi because he was out talking to the press, they did that. and second, just last thursday, just last thursday, "new york times" story, fbi sent investigator posing as an assistant to meet with the trump aide in 2016. fbi sent someone in, pretending to be somebody else, to talk with george papadopoulos, who was with the trump campaign. you know what they call that? you know what they call that? it's called spying. they did it. they did it. they did it twice. and who knows ho

the first volume of smithsonian contributions, and what i find interesting, george perkins marsh, his later lecture , on the idea of introducing camels into the american west, which caught the attention of the secretary of war jefferson davis. i could go on and on. this is as the doctor said a work in progress. i am really fascinated by the work on the u.s. and mexican boundary commission, established in 18 48, but quickly transferred to interior in 1849 when it was created. commentsrward to your and feedback. thank you. [applause] >> our next guest teaches at grand valley university, in allendale, michigan, outside of grand rapids. he earned his phd at purdue studying under john larson. his research interests focus on the antebellum old northwest territory and is -- his current project is a manuscript on 19th centuryg in america. he is a participant in efforts , thevive, as he puts it study of midwestern history and is currently serving as the treasurer of the midwestern history association. thank you. >> in 1845, president polk encouraged congress to end a practice dating back to 18

the group, which own brands such as topshop, burton and dorothy perkins, said it would close a furtherers. it once dominated the high streets, it has been struggling in the face of falling sales and rising costs, they announced that as part of a plan to secure the group's future, it was shut 23 stores and cut rent for nearly 200 more, that would be hundreds of jobs lost. for nearly 200 more, that would be hundreds ofjobs lost. today, sources have confirmed that whatever happens with that deal, which is yet to be approved by landlords, pension trustees, with fm so that, 25 additional stores are when metal closure. along with some —— met with. that does not mean those brand names would disappear from the with. that does not mean those brand names would disappearfrom the high streets, but the focus will certainly be more on increasing their online sales. the number of stores which looks set to be closed under the survival plan is close to 50, that means many morejobs could be lost and have been announced earlier this week. crew had to evacuate a cargo ship after it began tilting in the ri